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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1920

Page

5

Religious service notices from Moravian to Catholic churches

A compact listing of Sunday and midweek worship schedules. Moravian Rev. E S Crosland holds morning 10 A M service with 1 30 and 3 meetings. Lutheran Rev W K Fleck at Lititz 10 A M and 7 P M with 1 30 Sunday school. United Evangelical Rev J F Harper preaches at 10 A M and 7 P M. United Brethren Rev J M Walters with 10 A M sermon Building a Bigger Soul and 7 P M sermon The Things You Lack, plus 1 30 Sunday school and midweek 7 30. Reformed Rev Geo B Raczer 10 A M and 2 P M at Brickerville with Penryn Lititz 7 P M catechetical class Saturday 2. Church of the Brethren Longenecker's Fairview and Millport morning Lexington Lititz morning and evening. Mennonite Sunday morning Erb's Landis Valley Lititz. Catholic Church 10 A M first, third and fifth Sundays in front room East Main and Cedar.

E. S. Crosland W. K. Fleck Lititz United Evangelical Harper United Brethren J. M. Walters U. PS C. E Geo. B. Raczer Brickerville Penryn Church of the Brethren Longenecker’s Fairview Millport Lexington Erb’s Landis Valley East Main Cedar Streets

Church Notes on Japan Gospel Talk and Inter-Church Talks

Prof Paul C Gerhard of Sedai College Japan will speak at St Luke s Reformed Church on Sunday evening on The Reasoning for Giving the Gospel to Japan. Inter Church movement has Dr Martin Schweitzer Muddy Greek and Rev Geo B Raezer Lititz exchanging pulpits next Sunday with Raezer at Muddy Creek and Swamp, Schweitzer at Penryn and Brickerville. Near East Relief collection in United Evangelical Church totaled 17566. The Love One Another Circle of Kings Daughters meets next Tuesday February 17.

Paul C. Gerhard Huglish Sedai College Japan St. Luke’s Reformed Church Martin Schweiter Muddy Greek Geo. B. Raezer Lititz Raezer Muddy Creek Swamp Schweitzer Penryn Brickerville United Evangelical Church Love Circle of Kings Daughters

Evangelist Drawing Good Audiences At Moravian Chapel

Rev Ostrom reports growing crowds at the Moravian Sunday School Chapel evangelistic services. He urges unity, discusses the Second Coming, and proposes sermons on Why Men Fail and The Relation of the Church to Heaven. Two sisters from 201 E Lincoln Ave raise Chest er White pigs to 400 pounds, a record they invite others to beat.

Ostrom Ife Kingdom of Heaven E. Lincoln Avenue Elmer Miller

Black Leghorn Ex Pells White Variety in Booth Line

Nathan W. Fry of South Broad St boosterizes Black Leghorn asserting strong demand and superiority over White Leghorn due to larger eggs, hardiness, and weight. He ships ten to Greensburg, notes high prices, and plans to back farmers with free stock and profitable sales.

Nathan W. Fry South Broad St England Mgr Fry Joe Wommert Lititz Mr. Fry

Dwarf Peach Tree Yields For Six Seasons Near Town

Christian Hess, living east of town, tends a two foot high dwarf peach tree planted among roses. For six seasons it bears bare fruit with an average yield of about six peaches per year. The peaches are full size and high quality and the tree appears resistant to common peach diseases.

Christian Hess Town

Correction: Wartwick Grafige event speaker changes

The Lieutenant Governor will not speak at Wartwick Grafige. Instead Rothsville Farmers' Institute on Feb 26 and 27 will host R. L. White, dean of Pennsylvania State College, as a speaker at both the afternoon and evening sessions on the 27th.

Wartwick Grafige Rothsville Farmers’ Institute R. L. White Pennsylvania State College

Pigs Arrived Too Late at Warwick Sale

The Warwick House sale on Saturday saw 277 items offered with 26 people selling items. Prices rose for potatoes with fifty pigs sold from 2.60 to 14 dollars. Rabbits, chickens, potatoes, apples, pudding, brooms and more were auctioned. Monroe T. Shue missed pig carload arrival and privately sold them later. William F. Wiest bought the Black Horse Hotel in East Petersburg. aims unknown.

Warwick House Monroe T. Shue William F. Wiest East Petersburg Black Horse W. E. Keylor

Thanks for kindness during Hines death of father

Mrs. Annie L. Weitzel and family express gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance sympathy and kindness extended during the illness and death of their father, Hines.

Father Annie L. Weitzel Eas

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